Nuuk Travel Guide

 gordonilla Says:  There is more than one tourist office in Nuuk, this one is down by the national museum and the water front. The staff are friendly and can arrange helicopter and boat trips.The interior has a Christmas feel - sadly it does seem a little out of context. 

 gordonilla Says:  The museum offers free admission during the winter months - it has a good permanent collection, and has a range of buildings to visit in it's complex.There are visiting exhibitions and of course the permanent collection - including some mummified remains of the indigenous... 

 gordonilla Says:  What can I say about this? It is not so much a thing to do - more a thing to walk past and glance at on your way to the bank or post office.The red post with an old lantern at it's top is a site to be seen all the guide books say! During the 19th century the Moravian... 

 gordonilla Says:  The Hans Egede Church did not look much like a church when I first saw it. It was in fact consecrated on the 250th anniversary of the founding of his mission. I was unable to get inside, as it was locked! 

 gordonilla Says:  The Church of our Savior (Vor Frelser Kirke) is the cathedral of Greenland. It was build 1849.Up until 1993 the cathedral of Greenland was the same as that of Copenhagen, however under legal statute Vor Frelse Kirke became cathedral of Greenland. The first bishop was... 

 gordonilla Says:  This was a friendly and enjoyable place to to have lunch. The cafe is in the Katuaq, the Culture House. It was a pleasant place to eat. Reindeer Soup and Musk Ox Burger.The coffee and cakes were excellent. 

 gordonilla Says:  Whilst waiting for a telephone call from the Air Greenland helicopter pilots, I called into Café Prego to have a seat and a coffee. Coffee and Cake 

 gordonilla Says:  Brugsen is in fact the Cooperative Society. As with many other shops, this store has everything you need. It is a combination of bakery, clothes store, supermarket, music store, toy store and well everything else you need. The store has two floors, the food outlet is on the... 

 gordonilla Says:  Like so many other shops in Nuuk, they sell a wide range of things. This is a supermarket, located within the Hotel Hans Egede complex. As well as being a supermarket, they sell clothes, electrical goods and well a huge range of things. 

 Mr.Mora Says:  Kangerlussuaq is primary an airport and an airporthotel and not a typical greenland village. It´s a closed american airbase. It´s here you arrive, when you for example are going to Nuuk. You won´t meet many grenlanders here, so if you are planning a trip to Greenland, don´t... 

 gordonilla Says:  I am sure that as i was visiting in the late winter months - I did not see the gardens at their best. They were snow filled and there was nothing of a garden to speak about - the summer may bring a different picture. Around this area, there was a great number of memorials... 

 gordonilla Says:  The post office is an important facility, no matter which town, city or country you are visiting. In Nuuk, the post office is busy and has it's own unique opening times.Monday to Wednesday and Friday 10.00 - 15.00Thursday 10.00 - 17.00Saturday 10.00 - 13.00Outside of these...